Physical Therapist *Sign on Bonus* - job 1 of 4

As a Physical Therapist at Luna, you will provide outpatient services tailored to patients in their homes around Los Angeles, CA. Your role includes assessing patient needs, creating personalized treatment plans, and using our innovative tools for documentation and patient monitoring. You'll enjoy the freedom of choosing your schedule and working independently while maintaining a strong support system.

To join Luna as a Physical Therapist, you need a state-specific PT license, liability insurance, and certification in CPR/BLS. Additionally, we prefer candidates with at least a year of experience in the field. Reliable transportation is essential for reaching patients outside city centers.

Luna understands that burnout is a common issue for physical therapists, which is why our model emphasizes autonomy and flexibility. We eliminate productivity standards, allowing you to work smartly rather than harder. With features like auto-charting, you can streamline administrative tasks, while our community offers support and collaboration opportunities to rekindle your enthusiasm for physical therapy.

As a Physical Therapist with Luna, you can enjoy flexible scheduling, competitive compensation of $75-$82 per hour, and bonuses. We also provide a referral program and advanced technology to assist you in your practice. Our primary aim is to ensure your well-being while you focus on patient care.

Luna stands out due to its innovative, tech-enabled approach that prioritizes the well-being of both therapists and patients. Our environment fosters collaboration and continuous improvement, giving you the tools such as geofencing technology and safety measures to enhance your practice. We focus on meaningful work with minimal bureaucracy, allowing you to create the work-life balance you desire.

In planning treatments, I assess each patient's individual needs based on their medical history, physical assessments, and personal goals. Using evidence-based practices, I create tailored plans that foster measurable progress and adjust them as necessary throughout the patient's recovery.

One challenging case I managed involved a patient with complex post-surgical restrictions. I collaborated closely with their physician and developed a phased rehabilitation plan. This included gradual exercises while constantly reassessing progress and providing emotional support throughout their recovery journey.

I prioritize patient education as part of my treatment because informed patients are more likely to engage in their recovery. I use clear communication to explain diagnoses and treatment plans, ensuring they understand their exercises and the rationale behind them. This also includes providing them with resources for home education.

I am dedicated to continuous professional growth. I regularly attend workshops, webinars, and read the latest research in physical therapy. I'm also an active member of professional organizations, which helps me stay informed about emerging trends and best practices.

Handling non-compliance involves first understanding the reasons behind the patient's reluctance. I would open a dialogue to identify barriers they face, whether it's educational or emotional. Then, I would work collaboratively with the patient to adjust their treatment plan and goals to make it more achievable and encourage accountability.

My philosophy centers around patient empowerment and holistic healing. I believe in addressing not just physical limitations but also emotional and psychological barriers to recovery, making sure my patients feel supported and motivated throughout their journey.

I embrace technology to enhance patient care, such as using telehealth platforms for remote consultations and mobile apps for tracking patient progress. I also utilize documentation software to streamline administrative tasks, allowing me to devote more time to direct patient care.

I have over [X years] of experience in both home health and outpatient settings. In these roles, I gained skills in creating adaptable treatment plans that accommodate patients’ home environments, ensuring that their recovery is both safe and effective.

I manage caseloads by planning my week ahead based on patient needs, setting realistic goals, and being flexible. Prioritizing tasks involves assessing which patients require immediate attention while ensuring consistent follow-ups to monitor progress and adjust treatments as necessary.

My long-term goals include pursuing specialization in [specific area], contributing to research that advances our understanding of physical therapy, and ultimately seeking opportunities to mentor new therapists. I want to influence my field positively and ensure best practices are upheld.